2 o'clock a.m. to 8 o'clock a.m. it is a big party town in montana. that is not sitting well with big skye resident. >> thanks for joining us. america's news headquarters starts right now. alisyn thank you, dpois. kathleen sebelius standing her ground and pressure mounts for her to step down. i am alsis camerota. >> and i'm bill hemmer. sebelius responding to critics says she doesn't take orders from them. >> the people who call for me to resign are people i don't work for. and don't want it to work. >> the republican from louisiana, what did you think of that? >> bill, that is the most

arrogant thing i can recall hearing over my lifetime. think about it. secretary sebelius doesn't work for me in doesn't work for you or the american people? who pays her salary? look, i am a public servant and she is a public servant. we answer to the american people. now she may take orders from president obama, but she works for the american people and i am one of them. >> you came out with a statement two hours ago. this is how it reads in part. secretary sebelius's flippant attitude for accountability why she failed to heed the warnings and or pass the warnings to the president. i hope she doesn't come to capitol hill and try to give congress the hillary clinton treatment what difference at this point does it make? flippant attitude, explain? >> absolutely. i mean, this is a disastrous roll out. a bill that was passed almost

four years ago, she atz secretary of hhs is going to be in control of one- sixth of the largest economy in the world and in control of the intimate part of the economy for every american which is health care. she doesn't seem to be bothered by all of these problems and doesn't take responsibility. she said she didn't know much about it and she didn't inform the presidentdid. >> the end of her statement said she needs to g. apparently that will not happen before the hearing on wednesday. and your first question will be what, sir? >> i don't serve on that committee. i wish i d. i would love to have her in front of me to ask the questions. my first question is secretary sebelius, you didn't talk to the president about this, you didn't talk to the american people, you wouldn't discuss it with the republicans throughout the

process, who are you accountable to? >> john flemming, thank you for your time, sir. congressman from louisiana. and should secretary sebelius be foured because of all of the problems. 49 percent of the voters say yes. and 38 percent say no. chris stierwald fox news editor and host of power play on fox news.com, live. hi, chris. >> hi, ally. >> what is going to happen with this? will she lose her job or have to stay n and fix obama care. >> the president's signature achievement is going to need a relaunch. you remember the thing in october. that was not great. but here is obama care 2.0 and

they will relaunch the sucker. and the debate in washington is when does the relaunch occur? does it occur in february or in march, when the deadline is? when will they have the relaunch of obama care? and the question is do you want kathleen sebelius present for the second ribbon cutting? and the interest is no. that sets up a period where she will stay and be feel the burn and feel the derrician and national mockery for the launch and she will go away in time for, i would submit for the relaunch of obama care. >> yesterday it was interesting to listen to the committee hearing where the spokesperson from cgi a task for creating the web site was on the hot seat. if sebelius is not ultimately responsible and cgi responsible

why is president obama getting a pass. is he the person ultimately responsible for the roll out? >> he's not getting a pass because democrats are not happy about the direction the administration is taking and the frustrations are growing and his second term agenda is no whereville. and he is stuck by the technical failures attendant to the signature law. here is the problem with kathleen sebelius recollects if she continues to take this attitude and defiant and refuses to apologize, apparently there is a pride issue or something that prevents her from taking the easy way out which is to accept responsibility and apologize when it came to the raid on diplomatic outpost in libya like hillary clinton did. >> kathleen sebelius doesn't seem to summon that x-rays and

say it and move on, she seems to fight or angry about being called to account for this. that will not get her anywhere good. >> it is not working in the polls and where the american people feel somebody should be held accountable. >> in terms of the relaunch, kwho who will be tasked with fixing this and responsible to. that >> good luck to whomever that is. you couldn't possibility a proint someone with congress and i imagine we'll have a health czar that the president will pick and be the now face of obama care, because this launch means that sebelius can't do it. it is not going to be somebody submitted for approval for congress. we have a obama care czar. >> last hour we saw contractors brought to washington d.c. we'll know from you.

should sebelius lose her job over this or not? send me a tweet. nfind me at alisyn camerota. and the president could see a jump in insurance costs by more than 48 percent in some state insurance exchanges. if the president were buying insurance in wisconsin, his total premium and out of pocket costs sky rocket 21,000 a year to 32,000. and that is if he chose to leave the federal employee's health benefits program. the battle over the spending over your tax money. congressman ryan will be the lead house republican created in part of the dpraement to end the republican shut down. democrat is patty murray. and both sides holding out hope to strike a deal to replace the

automatic sequester cuts. no one is holding out hope for a so- called grand bargain on taxes and spending cuts at this time. >> we have a fox news alert on a looming danger. iowa ran may be close tore getting a nuclear bomb than we thought. a new assessment said that iran could produce enough weapon's grade material to make know atomic bomb in as little as one month. the obama administration said iran is a year away from getting the bomb. we will talk to lisa. great to see you. are you surprised by the much shorter time frame that we are hear nothing terms of iran getting the bomb? >> not surprising especially given the fact that conservative estimates are at six months now. and the more alarmist one month suggestion or the six month, it is not that far off.

and the thing that experts are pointing to the most in 2012, there are 12,000 sernt funerals ready to go and now we know that it is at 19,000. they are trying to negotiate a deal or understanding with the iranian regime. at the same time centerrefuges are spinning. >> here at home the white house wants negotiations to give a chance and congress is pushing to tighten sanctions on iran. what do you think about the policy the u.s. should pursue. >> there is a push by the senator to tighten sanctions at this moment. yes, the iranian regime is using the guise to play out the clock and use it to get close tore nuclear weapons. we have to understand here, that the advocates for strengthening sanctions against iowa ran, this

mute be a moderate president who has a softer tone in iran. but they have bombs, ahmadinejad was a hard- line president. we can't actually believe anything until we so them stopping those centerrefuges and they have come out and said the new iranian president will not stop doing the enrichment and that's what we have to see from them to believe they are not going to a nuclear bomb. >> there is a fear with sanctions that they end up hurting the people rather than the people in power or the president. is that true in iran? >> i am so glad you brought it up. the people of iran are suffering. two economies in iowa ran. the regime economy and the people's economy. the regime is passing the economic burden on to the

people. common goods are hard to come by. and so the people are suffering and at the same time sanctions are not enough to deter the regime from stopping the nuclear program. we are seeing the economic sanctions are not working hard enough to stop the problem and at the same time hurting the people of iran. at the same time the regime would love to loosen the sanctions because the economic breathing space will allow them to get the right supplies and more importantly, that economic relief from the people of iran will keep the people off of the streets. >> thanks so much for that perspective. it is complicated. >> and thank you. it is not just washington running up the debt, plenty of americans are racking up plenty of debt. is it coming at the expense of

golden years. >> we are learning about the 14-year-old suspect accused of murdering a beloved math teacher. what he did after committing the horriveec crime. >> being the only survivor of a plan crash. one young woman's a maidsing story of courage and survival and faith. >> the smoke is starting to exhaust my lungs and i am fighting hard as i can and screaming as loud as i can.

>> a massachusetts high school reopening today two days after a 14 year old student was charged with murdering a popular math teacher. class are resume nothing dan vers high school just outside of boston, while students try to come to grips with the tragedy. >> right now we are getting over the grieving and more to the remembrance. >> we are pumped to be back, but

at the same time it is nerve wracking and it will not be the same gaep. >> we are learning disturbing new details. 14 year old philin chiysm went to wendies and the movies. he saw the blue jasmine. collone ritzer was killed in the bath rom and her body was dumped in the woods behund the school. >> this is not cool. americans are accumulating debt faster than saving for retirement. and the amount owed by u.s. households is not far behind at $11 trillion. that is accord toth new report. fox news contractor, steve, hello to you. detonation. you are worried about this for a while. >> it is discouraging.

what is it about our country that we are so addicted to red ink. new statistics show millions of americans have 401 k for retirement, but 60 percent or three out of five americans with private retirement accounts are taking out more debt each year than putting in the savings account. we are not troding water but swimming back wards. it is a scary situation. >> tell me what this means. three in five workers with defined contribution accounts or 401 are debt save ares? >> that is a new term that i had just seen today. what the author means by. that for every dollar they are putting in the saving accounts for the retirement. they are taking out 1 or 2 or throw dollars of debt to pay for car loans and mortgages and college loans and so the debt is

accumulating faster than the savings and that means in a practical term, people like you and me turn 65, we'll get the pensions and have to pay off the debt, too. >> where is the workers that save money, len percent of the salary is broken down. five percent in personal accounts like a 401 k and six percent in social security. and 11 percent of the workers pay. generation after generation that would be enough. are you saying it is not enough? >> it is not enough because of what we are doing with the other paychecks. first of all, the paychecks are not rolling fast enough. in fact, one thing about the so- called recovery that we are in right now that is unprecedented is that as the recovery rolling on. paychecks are shrinking and not getting bigger. american's incomes are down since the recession, bill.

if you get a smaller paycheck you are to take on more debt. it all circles around and one other point that is most important of all, bill. if we look at the last terrible recession that hit in 2008. that was due to too much debt and leverage and borrowing by americans. it sounds like we are in the cycle again. >> five years later and not learned. stephen moore, thank you and we'll talk next woke. >> i missed. it we'll catch up with him next time. >> we'll bring it to you as soon as we get it. two americans were kidnapped by pirates on this ship. we are new details on the effort to get them home safely. and a testy exchange in the obama care exchange. one new group of law makers are making a push for answers.

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two americas are held in nigeria. rebels have been contacted and they have help insure the american's safety. jennifer griffin is working on the story. what do you have now, good day? >> good day, bill, the navy ordered a rescue operation of the two american hostages, the captain and chief engineer of the sea retriever.

the private sploi vessel hijacked by pirates on wednesday. two american hostages are thought to have been taken ashore by the pirates. that will complicate matters. the ship that is owned by lewisville was operating off of the coast of nigerria and in the last year alone, tlo pirate insdepts have taken place. it is shifting away from the east coast of the somalia. >> our principle concern is the safe return of two americans. >> four years ago, pirates were bringing in 300 million a year. bruce paulson has been involved in more than 40 hostage negotiations with pirates and they had freed kidnapped crow makers in exchange for more than

1 million in ransom money. nat this point armed guards are not permitted. as with the somalia situation laws will change, ship owners started shooting back in somalia, piracy ended. >> that was the turning point after the high profile host cases. ship owners allowed their crew to shoot at pirates. the u.s. navywfyó set up a joi task forceius the gulf. it does not extend the west coast of the africa. >> keep us update exclude thank you jennifer. united airlines gets slapped with 1 million in fines for tarma c delays. this is the biggest fine against an airline in three years. and that's when the new rules barred airlines from holding

passengers on the tarma c for more than 3 million. >> speaking of flying, trey, the congressman out of florida and known for colorful tweets. >> so on a flight back to the district, he reviewed the sky mall magazine that you find in the seat back pocket. >> here is one of the many observation. gnoms are on the plane mag. >> and a muscle shirt one te quilla and three te quilla floor. and what is he selling? >> i don't know. here is the other one. yo, see the nowest craze. cataput yourself to certain death. that is the big stretchy thing you get back. >> a slingshot. >> slings you as a human being across the yard.

>> he must have had a flight delay. >> or wi- fi on board. >> let us know your funniest tweets. meanwhile new threats for the subpoena over the obama care roll out. one of the congressman will join us next. >> new details on a mysterious girl found in a glipsy camp in greece. >> and a girl who was the sole survivor of a plane crash. >> we realized something was terribly wrong when the entire plane was caught up with smoke. . so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back,

so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what?

>> it is time for a check of the head lines. a ride malfunction leaving five people jfrmentd the ride suddenly restarted as people were getting off and the cause is under investigation. >> dna testing confirm a couple in bulgarria found in a camp in greece with an unrelated couple that claimed her as their own. the biological mother could face charges. and the fastest pumpkin paddle. this man took two minutes to paddle 100 meters. look at how sea worthy that is. they are reviewing this attempt.

>> you go, guys. check in out. >> who anyhow they could float. >> and i did not. >> now i have an idea. snu can be the pumpkin paddler. group of republican law makers want to subpeona the records over the obama health care roll out. remember the house reform over sight committee. sir, good afternoon to you. >> good afternoon. >> what would the subpoena do? >> we are trying to get information with the contractors. the administration has stopped giving out information. we have a tech surge and don't know how much they paid or the contractors involved and we have asked the 11 contractor for the information that the administration will not give us. >> that relates to what the contracts and competition for

the contracts and what does it involve, sir in >> there are 11 contractors that are involved in putting together the obama care exchange. we want information on how it is done. several said back to you, the white house and other individuals made changes. we are trying to get information on that. it is a huge fiasco of a roll out. the obama administration is trying to fix it and we are trying to find out why it was done this way and last-minute changes and changed how the web site functioned. it was a tech surge coming out, the administration said we are going after the best and brightest but not tell us who they are and how much they paid. it seems to be money is no object fix it and we say money is an object. >> i have several questions here.

but only a minute and half to talk. you say 11 contractor accident, i heard 55. >> we put 11 contractors on notice to say this is all of the information we need. >> and the price tag. 300 or 600 million or more than than that? >> that is a great question and why we are asking. it started under a hundred million and we heard throw hundred and estimates of six hadn'ted million. and no one will give us a straight answer. we'll go to the contractors. >> you have a dead line of 5:00 today. deadline for what and what happens if it is not met? >> we are trying to get that information by next week. we'll have a hearing on this. we need time to gather all of the information in and go through. it >> got you. and the deadline today is to get the information otherwise you go

subpeona? >> yes, otherwise we'll take compulsory methods. we have that order to force it. and we'll choose to do that if they say here's the information and we wouldn't have to do that. last result is the subpeona and we need the information. >> james langford out of oklahoma. thank you for your time. >> not only republicans, but democrats sewned a letter sent to kathleen sebelius calling for an extension to the open enrollment period so that americans have time to deal with the glitches in the now law. >> good day to you, >> nice to see you guys. >> lesly now that democrats, a coalition of democratic senators are asking for an extension other democrats are calling for delays until all of the glitches to work it out.

is it time for the administration to change the time line on this? >> i don't feel the administration has said no they wont. i have always said one day or one month they need to extend that regarding open enrollment and that is not a political issue but a common sense and fairness issue. they can't say we'll do this and give a day until they know when the web site is 100 percent up and running effectively. and until then, i don't think they should say. and then extend. >> strikes me premature. >> and enrollment period is easy to extend. but the man date, you are getting all kinds of problems. but chris, with the open enrollment a reason why it is march 31st dead lean. if you are getting 15ed and one percent of the salary takeeb against you. tax returns go out in midapril.

if you take that enrollment president past april to june or july, the government can't collect that money anyway and it goes deeper in debt, is that right? >> that is right. the machine that is set up by our friends in washington here is the dependent on a sery was rolling time lane loos and if you tamper with the time lines the entire program gets blown up. democrats refused on capitol hill a few weeks ago. republicans passed a bill that would have funded the government if they would delay the individual man date and democrats refuseed to accept that deal from the democrats that would delay the man date and now they are advocating the man date rather ironic. >> lesly how long should we give

this to get sorted out? >> honestly, i am the wrong person to ask technologically. >> in terms of voter's appetite for patience, how long should we be patient with this? >> that's a fair question, and i think you know 30 days, i think 30 day system fair to work out glitches. how long did twitter take to repair its crash. >> you don't have to use twitter, though. >> yeah, twitter was not man dated want >> apparently everybody. nchris, last word. >> twitter was not man dated by the federal government and everything that the democrats said turns out to be false. you can't keep your doctor and it will not save you 2500. everything that the republicans andtea party said before the launch is coming to fruition and the democrats are

looking for shelter. >> in the washington post it is a long read but valuable about what is coming next. >> thank you for the debate. imagine being the only survivor of a plane crash. a crash in which four closest friends were killed. in may of last year that happen to 22 hannah. she and four friends flew from tulsa, oklahoma to iowa to attend a christian youth rally led by her father. this is the last photograph taken of them just an hour before their plane caught on fire and crash landed. earlier i had a chance to talk to hannah about the moment she anyhow something was wrong. >> we realized something was terribly wrong when the entire plane was caught up with smoke and we started suffocating and

so we had to make an emergency landing. >> it is scary. the smoke is billowing out of the vents and you are choking and you crashed in a field. tell us the first thing you remember after the crash? >> we landed. the plane caught on fire. you can't see anything past your hand because the smoke is so thick and my lung had collapsed and i was having trouble getting oxygen to you know, to my body and so my feet were stuck in the plane. trying to get loose from the seat. i had to decide am i going to live or die? and you know. the fire the smoke is starting to exhaust my lungs. i am fighting hard and screaming as loud and no one is hearing me. you know or so i thought. >> and it would have been easier in the book to surrepper.

>> yeah. >> you credit austin anderson who is 27-year-old iraq war veteran and served two tours of duty helping to cope you alive that day. what happened? >> you know, as i made my way out. i decided to live. and i am not just going to living, but i am going to live and create the world a little better place. i found my way out. and i realized i looked down and i am still on fire. i am half naked and stop drop and roll like they teach you in kindergarten and as i am getting up. i so him in the distance someone coming closer to me and it is austin. >> he was burned head to two. >> he were unrecognizable. and that is about an hour later is when we were saved by two wonderful samaritans. >> can you read more approximate

the survival. fields of grace. and all of the proceeds will go to a charitiy inspired by austin anderson mirror tree and helps female refugee. i will tweet out a link to that. what a story she has. >> it is special and grateful to be alive and listening to her talk. >> grateful to austin. >> new bombshell and a murder mystery. and the indictment of challenged beauty queen jonbennett ramsey joins us live. >> and did the then direct attorney have enough of a case against john and patsy ramsey. this case remains unsolved and no one is brought to justice. >> i want to say something to the person or persons that committed the crime. soon there will be no one on the

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a tsunami advisory. that is near the region of the wrecked nuclear power plant. the quake classified as a magnitude 73. and people are warned to love the coast immediately x. waves could reach throw feet. there is no tsunami threat to hawaii at the moment. nwe'll keep track. and time to check in with gretchen. >> health and human secretary sebelius said those who are calling for her resign are people i don't work for. really? doesn't she work for all of us. and a high school teacher lets students booze it up at the

house and then takes them to a strip club. we'll have the real talk on that and new developments in the disappearance of baby lisa. all in the real story. >> did you say the mantel panel. >> it is named the mantel panel. >> panel of men. >> i would love to have you on it. >> to be considered. i don't know. >> have a great weekend. >> thank you, you two. >> it is still haunting 17 years later. hours ago the judge released the indictment sealed for years in the johns jonbenet murder case. and charlie, great to have you back. >> thank you for having me o. >> you have for years to get the indictment unsealed. why was it so important for the public to see it today? >> to be precise about this.

we didn't know in 1999, that there was an indictment and it was not sealed because the prosecutor at the time alice hunter elected not to sign or inform the court of the existence. it was only in the last couple of years as a reporter on the case that i learned of its existence. nthat's when you started pressing and suing to get it opened up. but why? did you think it was so important after all of this time to see what was in the indictment? >> people who followed the jonbenet ramsey case knows that there is so much mystery and question about the facts of the case. and i had reported in the boulder daily in january the fact of the indictment's existence. and until we had that, people would remain skeptical and doubt

whether it was true. i knew i needed the actual paper work before people accepted. it and in fact 1999, 12 people did vote to indict both john and patsy ramsey on child abuse result nothing death. >> people thought it was an urban myth they were indicted and it was never confirmed and you are responsible for getting that in the public record. charlie, thank you for your reporting and sharing with us. ncould what was revealed in the ramsey indictment led to a different outcome if the da followed the had will of the grand jorall of those years ago. we have a former prosecutor and defense attorney joins us now. mark, tell us what you read now that the indictment has come to public eye? >> first of all it is an extraordinary outcome. i have been a prosecutor and defense lawyer over 20 years and

i have never, ever heard of a grand jorindicting someone and then the prosecutor no, i am going to take a pass. it is extraordinary and people can believe whatever they want nr from someone and then take a pass. i applaud the people who fought to get it released. at least we have it. >> sitit is a true victory for freedom of the press. this grand jujurgrand jury weref covering it up. >> the standard of proof in a grand jury is probable cause. either they believed that they were involved and didn't have enough evidence or it has been so hounting. >> mark, thank you so much for joining us.

>> that story out of boulder today wow. >> american vets on a life-saving trip to israel. how a charity is helping them on the road to recovery. great story here. the day we rescued riley, was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doctors to dog sitters and landscapers. you can find it all on angie's list. join today.

rick has the story here in new york. >> it is described as a spiritual journey in effort to help man a greater risk are the after effect in the city of war zones. u.s. military combat veterans in israel visiting the zones.

>> why not take them to bethlehem to the western wall? to the stations of the cross. to the church of the holy area. why not take them to the area to start again. >> ernest was an army corporal, the dog and the team leader hit a land mine. they blew apart in such a bizarre fashion that wasn't something i was supposed to see at 19 years old. mom i'm right here. he came home with ptsd struggling to adapt to civilian life. >> he credits his wife with helping him find purpose. a licensed physical therapist he is grateful for a spiritual

journey to the holy land. i believe that my steps were led by the lord to go this direction. >> the group is still in the holy land and they fly back. heros to heros will choose ten more vets next year. >> thank you rick. >> well a strange sight bringing so much relief. you will see how one town gets no sunshine throughout the year. now it is getting some light throughout the winter. now getting something low tech. we are good at low tech. [ paper rustles, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack

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mountain reflecting sunlight into the town that lies between two high valley peaks. a local artist says this will be quote good for the pale little children in his town. >> thank you for watching. >> have a great weekend here is gretchen. >> today on the real story. tgif, hhf secretary says the people calling for her to resign are quote people who i don't work for. but doesn't she work for all of us? we are going to ask the congressman where she was yesterday instead of testifying in dc. plus which companies are stepping up to help our returning troops. the woman running here as the mistress takes the stand today and the tests are in as the